Delaware
The Delaware is a classic American heritage breed known for its friendly nature, dependable egg production, and attractive feather pattern. Developed in the 1940s, Delawares were originally prized as a dual-purpose bird and remain a favorite for backyard flocks and homesteads today.
Delaware hens lay 180–220 large brown eggs per year and tend to mature early, making them a reliable choice for consistent egg production. Their striking white plumage with black barring on the neck and tail gives them a clean, crisp appearance that stands out beautifully in any flock.
Delawares are known for being gentle, curious, and easygoing, making them excellent for families, beginners, and mixed flocks. They are hardy birds that tolerate a wide range of climates and thrive in both free-range and coop settings.
Breed Highlights:
Egg Production: 180–220 large brown eggs annually
Temperament: Friendly, calm, and beginner-friendly
Climate Hardy: Adaptable and hardy in most environments
Feather Color: White body with black barring on neck and tail
Body Type: Medium dual-purpose heritage breed
Best For: Families, beginners, homesteads, and classic backyard flocks
PICKUP POLICY
Orders for local pickup in West Jordan must be picked up on the same day the order is placed. If you place an order after business hours, it will be ready for pickup on the next business day during store hours.
When placing an order, please ensure you can pick it up that day. Orders not picked up will be considered abandoned and will not be refunded.
There is no guarantee of mortality or morbidity once poultry leaves our store. Be sure to check your box of chicks before you leave.
